We’re in the tedious process of looking for a yaya for Elise now. The husband found work and we need someone to entrust the little girl to while we’re away. Lately, she’s been staying at my in-law’s while Paulo goes out everyday to tend to his paperworks. And whenever I call her on the phone, she refuses to talk to me. I don’t know if she knows how to make tampo na or she’s not fond of the phone.
Its been too long and we miss our little girl terribly. The house is just not the same without her. Its too quiet and too neat. Whenever she’s around, our little one-bedroom unit looks like a toy store during a crazy midnight sale. And its filled with her laughter, her kulit shouts of “Ma-meeee!” or “Mamee Aiz!” just to get my attention.
I especially miss her in the mornings. Mornings are our family time. Although I have to wake up extra early just to make sure I finish my chores (cooking baon and breakfast, bath, and washing dishes) before she’s up, I really don’t mind.
I miss her big grin when she wakes up and she sees me beside her. (with matching kiss pa yan, ha!) I make sure I spend at least half an hour to cuddle and play with her and Paulo before I leave for work.
Hay, lungkot. [sad]
Anyway, I’d like to share this article I got from my subscription at BabyCenter.com. Its really timely since it talks about the simple ways how to make your child feel special. And guess what? My morning moments agenda is first on their list.
Nice to know that an article actually affirms that you’re practicing good habits with your child. It really made my day better.
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